How many of you hate the fact that there are so many sites that want you to sign up, or click on voting ads??? I know that I do. I can understand having a sign-up area on your site, for people to be on a mailing list, or receive notifications, but the whole voting thing is just dumb...especially when you have 4-5 ones for people to click on before moving to a new page. I know that some sites do that to get money, or to get a better ranking, but if that is the case, then just dont have a site. Most of the sites out there that are like that are basically just replicas of other sites. So many sites look the same now that it isnt even funny. Most of them have the same media too. For once a site should just post other media than the ones that most sites have. I hate it when you go to look for an episode of a series and you have to sign up, then confirm it, then sign in, then click on 6 voting ads, then read an agreement, then you finally get to the media area, and what do you find??? A DISAPPOINTMENT...they dont have the media that you want, because they have the same media that all the other 30 sites, that you went through the same sign-up hassle for, had. I know that most sites host a lot of media, which I am thankful for, but they leave up the same media all the time, because they know that a lot of people will visit their site looking for that media. However, after a while they still have the same media up, and people are looking for different media. If a site was smart they would rotate their media every week or two so that they can host more media on their site. I hate how so many sites have the same layout and selection.

-- JLS (purcry@yahoo.com), December 05, 2004

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yea what he said

-- Roger Smith (omegaprime11@yahoo.com), December 07, 2004.

yez your dummy 2

-- ur dumb (eyeru_t@yahoo.com), December 17, 2004.

Too many words confuse azn ungh

-- AHHHHHHHHH (azn_importtuner@hotmail.com), January 02, 2005.

yeah right whatever...didn't read your text, like already said..too many words @_@

-- Alice (ju666@gmx.at), January 28, 2005.